The Relationship Between Marital Status and the Risk of Psychiatric Referral

Norma C. Robertson

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There have been many studies of the incidence with regard to marital status of admissions to mental hospital. Each has reported the same pattern of highest rates for the divorced, followed by the widowed and single and lowest rates for the married, the pattern being the same for both sexes (Adler, 1953; Brooke, 1963; Dayton, 1940; Frumkin, 1955; Malzberg, 1964; Norris, 1956; Ødegaard, 1946; Stevens, 1969; Thomas and Locke. 1963).

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